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I'm leaving vacay pretty early but I got to go to the dead sea with my sisters and someone gave us mud and I wrote for the first time in a long time and I'm gonna have an awesome dinner and breakfast and sleep well in a comfy bed

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It's because it makes light of the suffering you went through. They went through hell and when their released they get souvenirs from the very people that hurt them as if they just left summer camp or something. It's a publicity stunt to make people like you forget about what they did. or some sick joke.

Oh, no. Not the souvenirs and gifts! 😮

You know the hostages can just, like, throw or give them away if they don’t want them, right?

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My dad is so cute I love him

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Who is this DIVA

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Emily, Romi, and Doron have crossed the border into Israel and been reunited with their mothers. B"H they are finally home!

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הן בישראל!!!!!!!!

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It's so so close. God god god

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Yeah so that sight in that square in Gaza was disgusting.

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רומי, אמילי ודורון נפגשו עם חיילי צה"ל!!! זהו הן בידיים ישראליות!!!!

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The crowd in Tel Aviv cheering 🥹

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God.

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So the place I work at has a pen with goats and and look who was born today 🥹

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הפסקת האש החלה, צה"ל תקף מהאוויר עד לקבלת רשימת החטופות שישוחררו

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Idek what's happening today BC I'm at work and just got available to check. I really hope this works out

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Awww one of the girls talked excitedly about Elmo 😭😭😭

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Hidden Staircase in Church Leads to 400-Year-Old Burial Vault

Rare coins, rosary beads, human remains found inside coffins from hundreds of years ago.

Archaeologists have unveiled a 400-year-old burial vault after following a long-lost staircase.

The staircase was found in the Church of Saint Philibert in Dijon, France.

The Romanesque church dates back to the second half of the 12th century, according to the French National Institute for Preventative Archaeological Research (Inrap).

"In the transept, a vault, probably from the 15th-16th centuries, has been identified. In it, the deceased, children and adults, are buried in coffins, the bones of each individual being pushed to the sides to make room for the last deceased," said an Inrap press release.

The deceased consisted of mostly adults dressed in shrouds placed in wooden coffins.

"Very few objects were found in the tombs apart from rare coins and two rosaries," added the press release.

Archaeology crews with Inrap found that the foundation of the vault measures about 9 feet in depth, and slab tombs that were discovered date from the 11th through 13th centuries.

Six sarcophagi were also unearthed.

St. Philibert is the only Romanesque from the 12th century church left in Dijon, according to The Institutional Repository for the University of Notre Dame (CurateND).

"During the Revolution, the church was abandoned in 1795. It was given to the city which razed the two chapels and apse of the church to expand the present Rue des Vieilles-Ovens in 1825," according to research posted on CurateND.

St. Philibert is open to the public on select dates for Heritage Days.

By Ashley J. DiMella.

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Faces carved into the walls of the Paris Catacombs